The Monitoring Committee consists of 3 members elected by the General Assembly and carries out internal supervision of APYN:a. Revision of the extent, truthful display of property and business.b. Revision of the business books and yearly report.c. If the surplus of the income over expenses is used to fulfill APYN aims and goals or for carrying out non-profit activity as determined by the statute.d. Its findings are reported to the Assembly before accepting the yearly report.

Selected. · help the Dean’s Office understand how SOM students perceive and experience the Global Network; · work with ambassadors from other Global Network schools to help connect SOM students with the Global Network and drive student-led initiatives; · work closely with the SOM Global Initiatives team and the rest of the Dean’s Office to shape the Network’s programmatic agenda; and · attend all Student Government meetings to facilitate coordination, communication, and broad input.

Staff-appointed position. The Honor Committee is responsible for collecting facts pertaining to possible infractions of the Honor Code, making judgments about them, and determining penalties where appropriate. The Honor Committee meets on an as-needed basis and is comprised of four faculty members and students from the MBA, EMBA, MAM , GBS and SR degree programs hearing cases specific to the degree programs involved.

The advocacy committee plans and coordinates initiatives which seek to advocate for and advise on school programs and policies which promote a safe educational experience at SOM free of discrimination on the basis of sex.

Selected, paid position.

Selected, paid position. Duties include assisting 70+ international students with co-curricular activities, organizing logistics related to guest speakers and other activities that are planned for the group and liaising with faculty members.

The CBEY 2050 Fellows is an interdisciplinary group of Yale graduate and professional students who come together monthly to imagine a responsible economy, resilient societies, and how business can help make them possible. Convened by Patagonia Director of Philosophy (and CBEY Executive Fellow) Vincent Stanley, the group’s meetings are peer-led, open-ended conversations around the future of business and the environment. Throughout the year, the 2050 Fellows will discuss the components of a responsible economy, covering topics like regenerative agriculture, the future of suburbs, and the decoupling of labor and productivity.

Selected, paid position. The consultancy brings together teams of graduate student consultants to spend the Spring semester collaborating with a student entrepreneur to tackle a sustainability challenge. SEC gives entrepreneurs access to a dedicated team of skilled individuals who are passionate about solving sustainability problems. Through SEC, entrepreneurs can step outside of the day-to-day management of their ventures to tackle complex problems critical to their ventures’ future success. SEC allows student entrepreneurs an opportunity to harness the knowledge of fellow students to validate the feasibility of their venture and determine a clear direction and path forward in their pursuit. On the consulting side, SEC provides consultants with hands-on experience working to support and advise an environmental startup. Through SEC, students learn frameworks to successfully navigate the client-consultant relationship and have the unique opportunity to take what they have learned in the classroom and apply it to complex business problems in a team setting.

Current on the third mandate (until end of 2019). Representative to the Advisory Board in 2014. Job description as follows: - Delivering the YFG strategy. - Representing the YFG at external meetings as required. - Working with the IFG on the content of the YFG programme at the annual EHFG, and deliver sessions as required. - Maintaining regular contact with the YFG Project Manager and with the YFG network. In March 2016, I co-organized a Young Gastein workshop at WHO Brussels on the topic of Migration and Health. This workshop was unfortunately cancelled due to terrorist attacks. In addition, I contributed to the preparations of the ASPHER session for Young Gasteiners, and also contributed to the facilitation workshop for Young Gasteiners, both to be held at the EHFG 2016. I will be one of the facilitators of the lunch workshop ICP 4 co-morbid patients, also at EHFG 2016.

The Yale Effective Altruism Fellowship is an intensive and rewarding semester-long program for students to deeply engage with ideas & strategies for effectively improving the world. Fellows combine the head and the heart, as they apply rigour & rationality to questions regarding morality & altruism.

Technovera is a social entreprise founded in South Africa that works on access to medicines through the implementation of Pelebox, a smart locker service to deliver medication. They have reached out to us to help them drafting a comprehensive communications plan.

Medical Resident in Public Health assigned to ACES Lisboa Norte, under the supervision of Dr. Rita Azevedo/Dr. Vera Machado.

Facilitating the drafting processes of alcohol-related position papers and policy documents.Searching the latest policies in the alcohol field and building the APYN “Alcohol and youth” knowledge database.Attending, reporting and advocating on behalf of APYN Member organizations on relevant stakeholders’ meetings (in case of President’s absence).Suggesting a Secretariat Member working on the field of alcohol policy and advocacy.Preparing the content of the APYN Advocacy Schools and other policy development and advocacy training events.

Responsible for the website and newsletter, as well as external contacts.

Reponsible for contacts with Medical Students and young Doctors.Has produced health-related contents for the general public.Currently organising the Symposium on Neurobiology, to be held in May 2012.

Co-representing Portugal in the Executive Committee and in relevant meetings.

Co-representing Portugal as an Executive Desk member. Member of the Grants and Parnerships working group. Landed a partnership with the European Public Health Alliance and liaised with the EUPHAnxt network. Organized the board meeting in Lisbon (December 2014).

Enrolled in the Medical Residency in Public Health at a Primary Healthcare Unit in Sintra, Portugal. So far, I have completed 10 months of Community Health, 12 months corresponding to a University degree in Public Health (MSc in Public Health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine) and 4 months of an elective at the WHO Office at the European Union. Currently I am completing an intervention project.

Supporting the Director of WEU in monitoring the legislative decision making process at the EU level (Parliament, EC) on relevant health related issues with particular reference to NCDs and their risk factors, as well as the impact of the economic crisis on health system functioning and development. Monitoring the activities of Representation to the EU, relevant NGOs, think tanks and other stakeholders and ensure participation and collaboration as appropriate to meetings and events. Supporting the Director of WEU in the preparation of periodic reporting to the Steering Committee. Supporting the preparation of the UNTB (UN Team in Brussels) meetings by analyzing the background material and providing the necessary information to the Director as required. Helping in the preparation of presentation and speeches of the Director of WEU.

Quality assurance of translated medical content into Brazilian Portuguese for Best Practice monographs, Learning modules and videos, as appropriate. Liaison with third-party translators to resolve clinical and linguistic translation issues. Timeline planning of workload and delivery of assigments on a weekly basis.

Providing advice to the EMSA board and executive board whenever it was needed. While on this position, attended the National Coordinators' Meeting in Samsun, Turkey, where I delivered training in Change Management. I also led the one-day workshop "An introduction to Medical Education" at the AMEE meeting.

Responsible for external relations with professional and student organizations, project coordinator, partnership manager. Landed longstanding partnerships with the European Public Health Alliance, the European Health and Alcohol Forum and the European Centre for Disease Control. Represented the organization in 20+ high level meetings at European level. Collaborated in Public Health and Medical Education.

European Integration Pillar is one of the four internal working structures of EMSA. As a Director, I am responsible for six projects at European level: Twinning Project, Eurotalk, Best Buddy, Different Christmas, Erasmus Medicus and Cultural Injection. Coordinator of a workgroup of six European medical students working on this subject. Main aim: bring European medical students together and promote volunteer work.

Liaising with student organizations in the above mentioned regions. Contributing to the preparation of R2RC meetings and activities. Attending the annual meetings.

Completed a foundation year as a medical doctor, having worked in Internal Medicine (4 months), General Directorate for Health (1 month), Public Health (1 month), General Practice (2 months), Pediatrics (2 months) and General Surgery (2 months).

Supporting the organisation of the event. Monitoring the progress of the activities of the LSS steering committees (FR, PR, Media ...) who will be working to develop the event. Ensuring that regular activity reports are produced and communicated to all stakeholders of the event. Selecting the LSS 2012 Actors (Trainers and Participants) and ensuring the selection process is fair and equitable.

Selected trainers and participants, contributed to the overall preparation of the event. Attended as participant.

Representing the association in international meetings. Receiving incoming summer exchange students and sending portuguese students abroad (around 100 students in total).